Mobius Final Fantasy
A team of veteran developers of the FINAL FANTASY franchise, headed by venerated producer Yoshinori Kitase of FFVII and FFXIII fame, brings you MOBIUS FINAL FANTASY, a mobile RPG of unprecedented quality. The PC version comes 4K visuals and smooth 60 FPS gameplay. Enjoy a dramatic story and dynamic battles in the high-res! A new widescreen full HD 1920×1080 resolution available only on the PC. Take in the sights of Palamecia as you venture throughout its lands, with a wide field of view unobstructed by UI elements. MOBIUS FINAL FANTASY is also compatible with 4K resolution. You'll be awed by the level of detail modeled in the game, from the intricate textures of metallic armor to the wisps of clouds up high in the sky. Unbound from the limits of smartphones–no more stressing over battery life or storage space!
Steam User 4
The game servers have shut down ages ago and this review or lament is more than a little bit too late but I just missed this game so much so I thought I'd write this out.
This game might not seem like much to those who have not played it back when it still lived but this game was a real friend to me through some hard and depressing times.
This game was so cheerful for me, I loved the story and I loved the music and I loved how chill everything was. No rush in anything, no obligation to log in daily, you just log in whenever you feel like it and enjoy your time.
I used to play this game with my younger sibling, she'd use the mouse and I'd tell her which enemy to click or which skill to click, etc while I went for any required keyboard inputs. This was how we played it together on PC and it was a lot of fun. I used to have that teddy bear outfit monk job which always made my sibling laugh and I had the lightning, cloud and squall outfits. All 100% for free, never paid a single dime.
I used to play it fairly casually and last act I managed to reach was Anozea one with warrior of despair, I had just unlocked Graff but didn't continue much after since I got distracted by real life and had a burn out so I took a bit of a long break then one day when I wanted to come back, I found out that I was too late and the servers have already shut down. I never got to see the final conclusion for the story unfortunately but nevertheless, I still appreciate the journey.
I dearly miss this game.
Unfortunately, it seems good things are bound to come to an end eventually but the fond memories remain, Mobius. <3
Good news is there is Blank Project which is an attempt by the fans to revitalize FF Mobius but its still in very early stages with only like the first 2 or 3 chapters I believe and no coop.
None shall remember the names of those who do not fight!
Steam User 2
Loved everything about this game its currently shut down i belive but if it is please bring it back
Steam User 0
A mobile game yet having a steam version to login to play.
Unfortunate with end of service and closure.
Nice graphics, story and game-play system.
Other than the gacha system luring you to spend, playable as F2P though needing to grind.
Great game overall if a fellow Final Fantasy player.
Steam User 0
The gameplay mechanics were solid, the story was fascinating and complete, and it was designed by much of the main Final Fantasy developers. It's "better than you'd think."
It's also lost to time with no offline version... Games preservation be damned.
Steam User 1
Mobius Final Fantasy scratched an itch I didn't know I had — a genuinely polished mobile RPG with real Final Fantasy DNA, complete with a card-based job system, elemental deck building, and some surprisingly emotional story beats across both seasons. The PC port ran beautifully at 60 FPS and the save-sharing between mobile and desktop was a seamless touch that kept me coming back during commutes and at my desk alike. The gacha grind is real, and the power creep eventually made my early cards feel useless, but as a mostly F2P player I never hit a hard paywall in the main story. The crossover events — especially the FFVII and FFXIII collaborations — were genuinely well-crafted and gave the game a love-letter quality that kept longtime Final Fantasy fans engaged. It's a shame Square Enix shut the servers down without offering an offline mode, because the story and mechanics absolutely deserved a longer life.
Steam User 1
i will always recommend this game, even when its gone i tell people about how fun this mobile game was. i miss it. i wish it would return.
Steam User 0
Fantastic f2p game that enjoyed it a lot while it lasted